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Installing Cam-Trawl into the side of the trawl net so the NOAA scientists may capture image data during trawls.

February 25, 2013
Cam-Trawl allows scientists to be less invasive during pollock research.

Photo: Allan Phipps

Introducing the 'Cam-Trawl,' a camera-in-net technology that NOAA scientists are developing to eventually reduce, if not eliminate, the need to collect biological specimens to verify acoustic data. Here the scientists are installing Cam-Trawl into the side of the trawl net so they may capture image data during trawls" - Allan Phipps
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